The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-04
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There IL some likelihood OF city production Of "shs
At date either connions with or perhaps earlier than
that selected By Charlie. rrohmsn and MANAGER B. O
Gilmore for 0nlste's version Of the srgard novel al
Nihloa Il Il understood that " hacksy the veteran
character actor, has hastily made dramatic form Of
"she" and II Il even said that the Academy OF Music
has been selected for m performance probably In 0cto
Der haotay's recourse Of the story swes the list Of
adaptations far accounted for to nine One small
oompsny Il travelling on the Psoino slope with form
Of IL and 10 doing pretty well
"Cirous in Town" will after all have tower road
hsarsas than were originally planned by Rice 4 Dxey.
mo company expected TO begin work last Thursday in
prdckton Mass but for some undisclosod reason the
opening has been postponed to next Wednesday In an
other small city Thus only four trials Of the farce can
be had before 10 opening Of the Bous season
= week from tomorrow.
-Erminis draws to prosperous end q. the Casino.
It has only fortnight longer run and then all Ito
people will the road In the troupe Francis Wilson
will DO included. for the little dificuity between him
and the Aronsons seems TO have been smoothed over
For "Ths harouiA" which will DO sung Sept 10,
scenic wonders promised. Tho painter. Henry e.
Boyt has been specially facilitating himself on au ex.
terror view Of the Palace at versailles by moonlight
with real water and outrageous Accomplishments.
Everything 10 completed for the Of the number two
"Erminis" company through the smaller eiues James
c. scanian, who has had great deal Of experience a.
manager Of comic opera In its best form, will have
charge and the musical director viii 10 John Hitler
Fred Solomon, brother Of Lillian Russels Teddy will
again play oaddy a. he did last season. and Harry
billiard viii ns the tenor music. others in the cast
will Be- Addis Cora Reed. T. Y. Temple, Edgar Smith,
and A W. TamA
rhs Of the puna engine and the prancnE white
horses In The stu Alarm" has not failed Of s nightly
reward at tho Fourteenth street Theatre Tho episode
10 full Of Gre indeed and Il 10 tho only really commenda
Bile thing in the play. This week must finish the en-
gagement Doubtless the piece could run longer but
only fortnight had been allotted h by Manager Rosen
quest who when he tries plays nowadays is apt TO
DO conservative in his assignment Of time Next week
farce called "A Hole In the uround." BY Charles H.
Hoyt will receive its nrst performance In New York
Last Monday night startod its tour At Providence
and In II Flora Walsh Mra Hoyo made her rst appear
ance before tho footighs aimee her marriage. There
seems to b no reason why It should not achieve
popularity. for Its cast makes mention Of clever
ones in George Richards Julian MITCHELL Frank
LAwton. and Daisy Hill It 10 gravely
nounoed that Hoyt himself will superntend the pro-
duct0n; that L. he will hold the book" for his
But farces Of the turned out by Hoyt hardly
be benefited By expert promptina. In them business"
b evsrything and the tsxt nothing At all There DO
NO prompting Of comic oapriceA Of grmaces, OF Of
acrobatic expertnesA Between the engagement Of "A
Hole In the Ground" and the beginning Of Minnie
Falmers season. Oct 10 there IL hiatus OF week or
two This viii probably be nlled by dramatic novelty
ago BY Id author John n. Norton TO Manager Rosen
quest and accepted. Morton frankly admits that his
material has been found In the old ballad "Ths Banks of
Allan Water" but he y hopeful that he has made good
use Of tho idea Once he ssya Lester wallack had II
among his accepted playa
Robert L. Downing that earnest and sometimes too
forcibe young actor. who last competed with Ed
mund Collier Frederick warde and Louis James for the
mantle Of Forrest Savint and Mccullough will on
his ssasons tour tomorrow night at the Grand He 10
likely 70 have GOOD opening week. for "The Gadis-
power to stir popular audience does not lessen
With time, ana besidsA SpaytaeuSs opportunities for
showy acting are BY means curtaied In Downing's
he has PLAYED since he began star has suited him
% effectively SpdrtdeGs HIS leading actress IA
Stella Rees who has starred In modest way This will
BE- her nrst important appearance In this city Next
week Louis James and Marie Wainwright will occupy
the Grand and they. too, viii then inauRurate their
travels II they shall produce ". Gilberts Gretchen"
a. they long ago promised the engagement will be Of
conspicuous value because they have appeared in
that play here. At least Miss wanwrishts GyetcAen
would be followed with marked interest.
"Ths Highest Bidder" merry continued bin at the
Lycsum, where q change will hardly DO mado within
two weeka In this piece younE sOthern has been
eessful in popularizns himself with the Lycsum dis
nctiy fashionable audiences and in sustaining.
realizing. the hope that he has the making of . nne
comedian. Alongside him in the cast, however, IL
really skfuly acted character In the crusty old
gentleman enacted BY Mr.. Lemoyne Here 10 role OF
choer and rascibiity unique in no respect, and It
would b tiresoms with its familiarity presented an
ordinary vay bur the careful ceverness Of actor
makes entertaining and the laughter att great
that which Sothsrn raises with his better opportunities
The company 10 good altogether. When change Of bill
u made It win b. "Ths Great Pink Pearl" Of which
something has already been said here Il will have
practically unlimited time for Its rum and should 1t BE-
successful It may even delay Bslascos and Do Miles